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Indian American Billionaire CEO Says Half Of These Jobs Will Disappear
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says AI could halve corporate teams in marketing, HR and finance over the next three years, while demand for AI-savvy workers grows.
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400 Job Rejections To $130 Billion Firm: Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora's Journey
Mr Arora said he still has job rejection letters, and they remind him to keep going forward.
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Palo Alto CEO Says He Prefers Summaries To 500-Page Books, Sparks Debate
Nikesh Arora, CEO of cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, has sparked a debate after revealing that he does not read long-form books, instead opting for summaries to absorb key ideas quickly.
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Nikesh Arora, Once Google's Highest Paid Executive, Is Now A Billionaire
Nikesh Arora has repeatedly succeeded in winning big paychecks. At Google, he became the firms highest-paid executive after getting a compensation package worth about $51 million in 2012.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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A Teen Allegedly Broke Into A Couple's Home, Asked For The WiFi Password
A 17-year-old has been accused of breaking into a couple's home in Northern California and asking for their WiFi password, hours after he had asked nearby neighbors for theirs, authorities said.
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Officers Get Called For Deadly Rattlesnake. It Was A Toy Cobra
Animal control officers in California, USA, recently got a call from a homeowner to remove a deadly rattlesnake from their backyard.
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Apple Users Targeted In First Known Mac Ransomware Campaign
Apple Inc customers were targeted by hackers over the weekend in the first campaign against Macintosh computers using a pernicious type of software known as ransomware, researchers with Palo Alto Networks Inc told Reuters on Sunday.
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Kerala Woos Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs
A high-powered Kerala delegation led by Tourism Minister AP Anilkumar is in the Silicon Valley to attract tourists and entrepreneurs to the state and bring in the much needed foreign direct investment.
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Investments in India Can Now be Committed Without Delay: Arun Jaitley
Making a strong pitch for investments in India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has asked long-term US investors to start investing without any delay as India's growth story is on a firm footing and all outstanding issues are under the government's active consideration.
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James Franco publishing his first novel
Actor James Franco is to release his first novel 'Actors Anonymous', which is loosely inspired by his experiences in Hollywood.
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Indian American Billionaire CEO Says Half Of These Jobs Will Disappear
Palo Alto Networks CEO Nikesh Arora says AI could halve corporate teams in marketing, HR and finance over the next three years, while demand for AI-savvy workers grows.
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400 Job Rejections To $130 Billion Firm: Palo Alto CEO Nikesh Arora's Journey
Mr Arora said he still has job rejection letters, and they remind him to keep going forward.
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Palo Alto CEO Says He Prefers Summaries To 500-Page Books, Sparks Debate
Nikesh Arora, CEO of cybersecurity firm Palo Alto Networks, has sparked a debate after revealing that he does not read long-form books, instead opting for summaries to absorb key ideas quickly.
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Nikesh Arora, Once Google's Highest Paid Executive, Is Now A Billionaire
Nikesh Arora has repeatedly succeeded in winning big paychecks. At Google, he became the firms highest-paid executive after getting a compensation package worth about $51 million in 2012.
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Parag Agrawal Is New Twitter CEO. Here Are Other Indian-Origin Executives Leading Major Technology Firms
After Parag Agrawal's succession to the position of Twitter's CEO, Irish billionaire entrepreneur Patrick Collison in a tweet noted the success of Indians in the tech world to which billionaire entrepreneur Elon Musk concurred.
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A Teen Allegedly Broke Into A Couple's Home, Asked For The WiFi Password
A 17-year-old has been accused of breaking into a couple's home in Northern California and asking for their WiFi password, hours after he had asked nearby neighbors for theirs, authorities said.
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Officers Get Called For Deadly Rattlesnake. It Was A Toy Cobra
Animal control officers in California, USA, recently got a call from a homeowner to remove a deadly rattlesnake from their backyard.
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Apple Users Targeted In First Known Mac Ransomware Campaign
Apple Inc customers were targeted by hackers over the weekend in the first campaign against Macintosh computers using a pernicious type of software known as ransomware, researchers with Palo Alto Networks Inc told Reuters on Sunday.
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Kerala Woos Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs
A high-powered Kerala delegation led by Tourism Minister AP Anilkumar is in the Silicon Valley to attract tourists and entrepreneurs to the state and bring in the much needed foreign direct investment.
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Investments in India Can Now be Committed Without Delay: Arun Jaitley
Making a strong pitch for investments in India, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley has asked long-term US investors to start investing without any delay as India's growth story is on a firm footing and all outstanding issues are under the government's active consideration.
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James Franco publishing his first novel
Actor James Franco is to release his first novel 'Actors Anonymous', which is loosely inspired by his experiences in Hollywood.
